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993 Diagnostic Socket to OBDII pinout...
I am trying to add a OBDII port to my 993 engined 84 carrera. Currently if I suspect something is wrong or something actually goes wrong, I have to test each component with a multimeter or get creative with jumper wires and a scope.
In the past, Moses has discussed this: I'm back on the road again! It was the chip. As well Ingo did the check engine light on a 964 conversion: 3.6 check engine light - it's a good thing In my opinion this is a BIG problem with all of the 3.6 conversions. Not only do most of them not even have a check engine light, no one that I know of (except Moses ![]() For the OBDII port I know that I AT LEAST need a power source, a ground and the K and L wires. I believe the K and L wires are the heavy hitters. Below is a OBDII graphic, the diagnostic port pinout, and an 993 ECU harness pin location. While my current harness doesn't have a diagnostic port, I do have the pinout (below). Now if I could just have the pinout for an OBDII. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Knowing that the K & L are the diagnostic wires was as far as I got. Most of us need an OBD1 port.
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![]() The shop owner told me the next time I bring my car in, he will pull he DME cover and write down where the connections are made. I'm really sorry I can't be of more help.
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You need a OBD 1 Port , the Port is the same as OBD 2 ,the Electronics are different , for Euro Engines with 1 Lambda you need OBD 1 . It is also possible if you install a Chip that you can not read out the Engine Data .Ingo has a Port installed ,look at his Website . harald |
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Thanks for responding. You are a valuable resource. By chip I assume you mean aftermarket like Cyntex Etc. I also assume that you mean the data reporting capability has been stripped from the aftermarket chip VS. the stock chip? Ingo's car has a 964 engine. I don't think his set-up will work on the 993. I believe that the data output format on the K&L lines complies with ISO9141-2 regardless of OBDI or OBDII, which is the 10.4kbps asynchronous protocol. I think this is how Moses's wrench configured an OBDII style port to his car. I'll know for sure in a day or two. I may need to buy a DME or two!!! Thanks, |
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Yes i mean aftermarket Chips are not capable of OBD ,OBD 1 is the same as on 964 . The OBD 2 System is more complex and use also a DME with 88 Pins ,the K line here is Pin 88 and the l line is 87 . The OBD 2 system is used on the Motronic 5.2 with 4 Lambdas , while the OBD1 is used on the 2.10 system with 1 Lambda ( Euro/ ROW-versions ) . First you need to know what System is in your Car when you compare to others like Moses ( OBD 1 ) harald |
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